Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label textiles. Show all posts
12.21.2012
12.14.2012
the hill side
images from Hickoree's
The Hill-Side does an amazing job sourcing beautiful textiles for their accessories collection of ties, pocket squares and scarves. I love anything paisley, and with so many printed versions out there, this woven jacquard paisley is a favorite.
12.05.2012
11.20.2012
11.16.2012
11.01.2012
floral baby quilt
Another quilt made for my new niece. For this one, I quilted a simple 2" diamond pattern onto two pieces of cotton fabric with cotton batting between the layers. All of the materials I had in my stash. I'd been hoarding the floral fabric for about 10 years, maybe longer. I've always loved it, and finally found the perfect use for it. The backing fabric is an orange-y/peach shot cotton and the whole thing is bound with peach bias tape. It was hard to get a good photograph of this quilt, but I love, love, love it.
10.27.2012
chevron baby quilt
I made some decorations for my sister's baby shower, including fabric bunting in pink, peach and mint green. She kept some of the bunting to decorate the nursery, but I was left with quite a few fabric triangles I wasn't sure what to do with, until I saw this quilting tutorial on the Purl Bee. The bunting had some floral fabric in it, but I decided to re-purpose just the dots, stripes and solids for this baby quilt. My sister is contemplating using it as a wall hanging in the nursery, which would look lovely, but I'm hoping it gets used and loved and maybe even a bit tattered.
7.13.2012
linen duvet inspiration
Images from Design Sponge
Two inspirational images from the home of Yumiko Sekine of Fog Linen Work on Design Sponge.
6.29.2012
6.27.2012
folk fibers
All images and video from Folk Fibers
Maura Grace Abrose of Folk Fibers makes beautiful handmade quilts from naturally dyed and reclaimed textiles. She even grows her own dye stuffs!
5.08.2012
steven alan
The Lydia blouse was my favorite piece from the Steven Alan Fall 2011 collection. It is so reminiscent of this 17th century man's robe (jama) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. So beautiful. I regret not getting it.
5.07.2012
autumn
Japanese woodblock print by Utagawa Kunisada at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Love her kasuri yukata.
Love her kasuri yukata.
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